we have all the politics in wow I can stand see the be nice law coming up in 2,5
In real life? Sure you would technically lose claim on property but has it been stated in wows universe if thatâs the case? If not then the forsaken still hold claim to it. If yes then i would think it being a horde capital for decades would help alleviate some of the issues regarding ownership.
One of the best aspects of FFXIVs story is the political undertone. There will always be talks about resources and developments leading up to and after major events that fleshes out the world something that WoW have almost never had.
Op isnât talking about irl politics.
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dont you get enough from RL?
Arenât all the DK friendly now, and the ones that arenât are dead? After the LK died the only one who can raise DK is Boldvar so it wouldnât really make sense
We already get plenty of real life politics in wow. Really donât want to add in-game politics on top of that. It will be more of a crap show then it already is.
He cant raise them anymore. Only the most powerful death knights can now and at most its as ghouls.
Blizz really screwed dks over lore wise. We now have no way to refill our numbers. Same as illidari
Aaaaaand itâs all put into books.
I would say yes, but I donât think the writers are creative enough to generate that kind of nuance without hamfisting a bunch of poorly formulated sociopolitical agendas into this medieval high-fantasy backdrop.
We have had sprinkles of it. One in recent memory wasnât so much politics but during the invasion by the Legion the Alliance player were convinced the Horde abandoned them for no reason, which lead to the vaporization of their King. I thought that was very interesting to see play out on the forums.
Now that I start thinking about it there is quite a bit more of it than I thought a few minutes ago.
edit: I could be thinking intrigue⌠and confusing the two. 
No, no, no, no. 
I play this game to forget about real life politics, please not more politics in WoW too. lol
This isnât âpoliticsâ so much as just âstorylines that make sense for the charactersâ.
So, yeah, no, weâre not going to get any of that.
bad idea keep politics out of wow.
I think some new RP-specific events would be interesting. The horde story in BfA kind of, sort of, maybe went there a little but it really didnât seem completed.
I do think it would be interesting to âswitch sidesâ from horde to alliance and vice versa with any race. Undergo a specific quest line to do the side switching and once you have âswitchedâ you lose a ton of old reputation and after switching you need to do a quest line and daily grind to gain reputation with the new faction and work your way up to neutral. You should definitely feel like an outcast with your new faction for a while.
And for the record: Oh thank god this thread isnât what I thought it was going to beâŚ
They used to do a better job of it back in the days of Vanilla to Cataclysm when they didnât mind being darker. I wasnât impressed with Bastionâs story conclusion where the murderous civil conflict hastily ended like an after school special where Jenny and Sally agreed to share the toy. Forget all the murdering Sally did five minutes ago in the service of the devil. Itâs all in the past and we will now live happily ever after.
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That title is clickbait you know. I thought you meant real world politics lol
Real world politics should stay out of video games now made up stuff no one cares
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Wow community canât help themselves. Thatâs just the way they are. Some want to keep the status quo while others want to change it.
More intrigue requires more story-telling and less âgo kill thisâ type game-play.
So yes, Iâm all for more intrigue.
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What is with people and not being able to read?